Sit.
John Kellog
“How To Train Your Dog”
Somerset SF-26500
Pedro Garcia and his Del Prado Orchestra
“A Tropical Affair: LATIN AMERICAN DANCE POT-POURRI”
Audio Fidelity #AFLP 1842
Bill St. Clair
“Stephen Foster Favorites”
Parade # SP327
Antobal’s Cuban All-Stars
“Agua! Agua!”
I took these pics of records from someone’s great collection at the MSP Music Expo in Minneapolis. I’m just now posting them! Of course I forgot the guy’s name who they belonged to, so if you see this send me an email so I can give you credit!
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Various Artists
“Christmas at Our House”
Tops/Mayfair Records
Santa’s Helpers
“‘All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth’ & Festive Favorites for Children”
Pickwick #SDLPX-30
Mirror Image
“Yuletide Disco”
Pickwick #SPC-1027
1979
“The Twelve Days of Christmas”:
Eddie Miller and his Blue Notes
“Frat Hop”
Tops #L1571
The Mayfair ALL-STAR Orchestra
“Frat House Party”
Golden Tone #C 4020
MAILBAG:
Is there a reason for that? Or is it just that publishers didn’t have a great sense for beauty?
– Guga
BR: Good eye, Guga. Many of these cheapo-o Tops/Mayfair records seem to have the covers shot on what I assume is the company loading dock. You’ll even see the same cover pic on two different records!